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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13
"FOUNDERED."

Gayly she sailed from the Northern port. in
the dawn of the April day,
When the sunrise touched the Nab's black
crest, and blushed over Whitby Bay.
Father and two bold sons were there, as
blithe as the morn all three.
''What ails thee mater" to the fourth they
said; docs aught go wrong with thee:"
'By the birds that swoop round Kettleness,
there's fish where our lines we set,
And the brave new cOble springs TO her work,
as no boat has served us YETI
cay. the coble's tight and strong enow, an 1
know what the sea gulls mean,
But left my missus bad up there" and he
glanced at the headland green,
VIII ere a red roof hung like a martens nest,
and his bold brown eyes grew dim;
With kindly cheer and honest jest, his fellows
heartened him.
Or ever the sun was high at noon, the bright
blue sky was black,
The wild white horses tossed their erests over
the gashering wrack;
Over the gray seas fast and fierce, through
the clouds of flying foam,
The Squan swept on from the cruel East-the
boat was far from home.
Three women watched from the great pier
head, through the black and bitter night;
One lay and shivered 10 hear the blast, as it
rushed Ger the rocky height,
And nestled closely to her side lay her little
newborn son,
While the women said, Hell be back to see
long ere the day is done"
But ever the pale cheek flushed and burned,
and ever the eyes grew wild;
She babe them take the babe away, 'for he II
never see his child
Many boat in bootless search few over the
lessening waves,
Many keen eye strained its sight, from the
Head with its crowded graves;
But the April days, in shade and shine, passed
in deepening pain.
And never over the harbor bar came the
'Whitby Lass again.
Hope sank and rose, and sank and died; the
fishermen knew at last,
That from deep-sea harvest and busy staithes,
four gallant hands" had passed.
They found the boat on the flowing tide, ere
the year to winter grew:
Her lis were rent, her block was jammed,
her strop was half cut through.
That was all to tell of the desperate strife that
for life and death they made.
Who sank to the depths of the great Nor tn
sea, with never hand to aid.
All the Year Round.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13
GOING AND COMING.

Charles Day, J. II. Rector, B. 7. Clark
and family, Rev. S. II. Kellogg and
family, Mrs. II. A. Bacon and family, j.
B. JergensOn and family. Olive Benja-
min and S. E. Lawson left for the Pa
cific slope last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Whittier, who
have been the guests of G.. A. Whittier.
of this city, for some time, have re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass.
Hon. Z. NJ. Wilson, the well known
attorney, 1915 Hawthorne avenue, has
gone to California for his health.
W. II. Chidd and family will leave for
California in few days, where they re-
main during the winter months.
d. A. Wheeler and wife will leave for
California this week, where they expect
to spend at least two years.
E. W. Henick, with party of friends
from New York. will make a six weeks
tour through California.
Miss A. N. Henderson has gone to
Nashville, Tenn, to attend the cOnven-
ton of the W. G. L. U.
Mrs. F. W. McGrath has gone to Iowa
City with her mother, who has been Wis
iting in Minneapolis.
James NJ. Bartlett, 1901 Hawthorne
avenue, intends to leave for Florida in
few days.
w. E. Morong and family have gone
to Maine OH visit to friends and rela-
tiveS.
&c. Walters and daughter have re-
turned home from visit to Quincy, Ill.
Miss Minnie TOpley has gone to New
York, where she will spend the winter.
d. NJ. Mcpherson has gone to Brook
Ign, n. Y, on a short visit to friends.
Mrs. T. B. Walker is expected home
in few days from her Eastern trip.
E. A. O'Brien is making a tour
through the East visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Freer have re-
turned from visit to Plymouth, 10.
Mrs. Drosset and family left for Ran
dolph, n. Y, on Thursday evening.
Frank Grim left for his old home at
Boston, Mass, on Friday night.
Mrs. c. B. Sanborn left for Gaines
vile, Tex, Wednesday evening.
Isaac Dexter and wife have gone to
| Tennessee to spend the winter.
Oliver Frilteur left last Tuesday for
Frisco to spend the winter.
E. C. Whitney has retu rned from his
| Canadian trip.
w. H. Vanderburg has returned from
| his trip abroad.
C. A. Winship has gone to California
| for the winter.
DR.. Benton and wife have gone to
| New Orleans.
j. H. Bishop has been in Chicago the
| past week.
John Day Smith has returned from
trip East.
W. NJ. Lawrence has returned from
the East
c. A. Gallagher has gone to New York
| state
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13
TIPS FOR TIPPLERS.

Tippler's motto-'Don't give up the
p."-TeXas Siftings.
after pleasure follows payin',"
sighed the Old-timer, as he laid down Is
cents for drink-Washingt Critic.
They have drink called ''mOther-in-
law" and many married men are una
BILE to drink it.-Chicago Sunday Ma
tiOnal.
''How to treat your wife," is the sub
ject of an article in an exchange. Bet
ter leave the "wink" out of hers, so that
one of you will be sober, anyway.-Dan-
vile Breeze.
A farmer asking an agricultural
journal to tell him how to keep his cider
from working, would-be wit advised
him to drink it. But under those cir
cumstances we have known cider to get
in great deal of vigorous wOrk.-Bos-
ton Post.
The Pittsburg druggists claim that
soda water is medicine, and that they
ought to be allowed to sell it on Sunday.
Its medicinal qualities are governed by
the number of winks that the druggist
puts into dorchester PoSt-EXpreSS
An esteemed contemporary says: sit
is said of Caius Posi-, during the reignof
Tiberius, that he would sit for two days
and two nights drinking almost without
intermissiOn. There are old tOpers of
to-day who could drink him under the
table.-BoSton Post. ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13
HEART-STEALERS.

Very few girls are Knights of Labor,
but most of them know how to manage
oy-caught.-Duluth Photographer.
Girls generally make their beds up
several years before they begin to make
themselves up-Kentucky State Journal.
1t is said that hair dyes produce in
sanity. 1t is certain that great many
girls have had their heads turned by
blondine. Washington Critic.
One reason why the hOmely girl takes
the scholarship prize is because she looks
into books more than into mirrors
New Orleans Piccayune.
Eastern girls are frequently forming
trades unions. Strange as it may APP
pear, the mems unions do not always
embrace the girls.-Omaha World.
A newspaper poet demands to know,
"where are the girls of the paSt?"
Bringing up the girls of the future,
don't you think?-L0well Citizen.
No man can court cross-eyed girl
without being jealous. And the cause
is that she always seems to be looking
and smiling upon some other fellow.
Boston Courier.
Between the ages of thirteen and
eighteen years girl knows something.
From eighteen to twenty-five she thinks
she does. After that age she wishes she
did.-GOld Leaf.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13
PLUCkY WOMEN
Vino Rave Invaded the Domain Hereto.
fore Sacred to Man.
A FEMALE STOCK RROKER.
A Woman Who Is an Active Real Estate
stler---What They Say y
Themselves.

HERE are now
something like Top
occupations in
women can
engage as against
forty when Haf-
riet NIariteno viS-
tied America in
1910 and the OPP
portunities which
enable them to be-
come independ-
ent, instead of de-
pendent, to gain
an individuality,
Saam IN no daily
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-13

and houses greet the eyes
rooms OF the folks who advertise
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
@amS Tor @ette.

Den rette Wfaaoe at oanbe 6efte paa er at sipe Gpret
@nlepnins til at brffe iaa ofte iOm mulist, iaa bet life BIZ
Der altfor tsrft ps ba briffer til Spernaal. 3 parn1t 8eir
os rnber itrenst Irbeibe bebsper en- Set 0riffe bper 3bie
eQer Abe Time. @aar ben fomn,er biem fra grbeibet, bsr
ben sipes Inlebnins til at briffe, os man behguer fife at
bore bnn9e for, at ben briffer %formeset, bpis ben life bar
saaet fprl9nse uben Sano e0er er upertrat al anitrenaeube
Nrbe'oe eler Sarme eQer bar en- iarbeles smfinbtlis Font
ittiltton. &olbt Sanb er Inn itabelist meset itrens Sins
tertulbe. Waan bsr ba enten tiliatte 8~anbfarret / Stalben
nieo en- Eortipn carmt Wanb eler labe 8anbet iaa inbe /
Staloeit npsle Elmer for at %fulbflaaes. Soften ppiriItes
noen 9pipl peb at oriffe us eoe nisset bebre, enb on, ben
fonner tprit Og beiig til &rpbben. Senter man neb Sans
o'n9et til eiter Sprbrinsen, %mebfsrer bette ben alporlise
ulempe, OF ben npis ~nebipnfebe, balpfprbsiebe Ssbe altfor
baitls Itpaes siennem Earnene, buo,peb insen fllbitanbia
Sorosielie f%oresaar, benne bliper ureaelmasfa, % 8plif oa
andre Spsponlme ppitaar. 9aaar Soften fan babe soot at
nosle MunbfulSe ganb efter Sobrinsen, bSr ben lite faa
9ou til at Huge fig fore Mansoer; ben fienber Sirfeliaz
beoen insen Srans BERTH, iaafremt ben er blepen uanoet fsr
5oorinsen. ***
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21

3ar Selipet mango bebaselise 81.
Der. fan bet ianbelis osiaa babe ubebaz
selise. st enself Stib bapbe inolatet
raat 3smmer fra BortsausY rince for at
saa til 0elatpare. ct Bar Gage efter
Ifieilinsen msbte Der paa 9affet en-
Del siftise 9uienben, iom Seietninsen
lfpnbte Jig meo at sbelasse; men naitc
Dag mplbreoe Der iau mango nse frem
| Sslseitab meo De liseiaa ubebaaeliae
S%forpioner, at 5Olfene busitapelis flps>
teoe til &igsen. @n flor Neipiounolenz
berbunb, Tom fob lantet paa 8aftet,
blep blot flere @anse og bpbe / 9sbet al
en- 2ime. @abptten fit man enbelia
renlet peo at afbrenbe Spopl, men TO
Gage isjennem par SOlfene nsoiaaet til
at frpbe paa &eliHsen os / 8isaen for
at mansprere Sfibet, us isrit ba Bet
blalte op meo en- fulo @orbsfturm, Der
Sreu Strpmme al guno benpper 9attet,
TT 5oltene 8ust meb bisIe aiifpeliae
&eiiefamerater.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
Sarmen, 6uiet % 6apen.
I'm sspn for aabne Vimouer.

DIN Sspn for aabne 8inouer bar hi aftib hsrt boabe
for ps mob. Oct er meb bet, iom meb ole bpsienite Sor=
anitaltninser, &eselen iaar lempes efter Sprboloe os Oms
fanbisbeber, pua famine lib Tom osiaa bpert Snbipib faar
babe bet efter 1T i9resne Gnlas, ON bet operbuueb bar Sps.
oonsanlGg. s bort folbe 8lima maa man ta9e bebsriat
Senipn til 2uitens Temperatir os frenfor aft til raafolb
Tinb. Yrofesior Or. Neclam ifriper ct tpt Sunbbebsblab
Iaa iornuftis os rirnelis ON ben Ting, at Ri intet bebre bar
at sisre enb at fremfsre bans Orb.
"Set at ippe for aabne ginbuer er bsiit u~retferbia
tolrnnet Yanrpste"- flyer ban os giatteluften saar
for at bore i%iaoeIis. Men 2uftitrOmninsen peo Mattetiber
er alene ~ffabelist be Gsne, hopr SOrbbunben er %mprlenbt;
fbl Der uootfler be ifabelise 9uniter fig netop ON Matten.
9opr Srunbeu er tsr berimob Os ~liselebes be sperie 9ele
al f~eretases Suie er Natteluiten renere enb 0asens 9uft.
5pr altina at faa puite / frilf Cuff ON 3atteH, ital mani,
bpis man bar bet %iualebes, iette Winbuer oppe ct Sq,,m peb
Siben at Sopepareliet % babe 8sren nenem besse ges
Keller ltanenbe aaben. Spormeset man lufter op Sioes
p9rellet, ON ct 8inou eler fere eIer bare i9tter ct paaflem,
bet ttaa afbGnse al Garstioen, af @ulbe os 8arme eler
Vlno. Oar man berimob ct Sppeperelie uben npaet ubes
boet &im peb Sioen al iaa fan man aabne ct af be sperite
Tlnouer lit Sopefammer %paafem, iatte en- Sort eler liss
nenoe iniellert, binbe bet til meb en- Snor os ruQe @arbinet
neo %lnoenfor. WRan ioper re9et bebre rem, fjslis 9uft %
oil fsle Jig lanst mere itprfet oeb 6pilen, naar 2uften Ias
relIet boloes irif. On Somneren fan man iette @inbuet
belt op, bog maa Sensen ~naturlispis lite itaa aanife ner
bet Strou, man bruser at aabne. Oct er ~forbelaatia at
LUTTE op bet sperite 8inbu, forbi 2uiten 9nrellet ba bliper
burt's renIet, os tillise forbi man ba bar minbre at frpate
az 2r9f. 5or frffe Soft er imiblertno libt Tretuinb Ianat
n1lrore ltaoelis END ilet 9uft, Os bog er mango iaa rabbe
lor ct aabent Wlnou, at bet rent no er ~latterlist.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
"

@oIbus ion, 8~crbtepper fan renies paa fslsenbe
Maaoe: Neb en- liben Suamp itrpser man libt Sgssebuibe
ub oper 9usen, a~fuaifer ben berpaa meb llnfent Ianb %
snicer efter meb en- tor 8lub. 9usen bliper ba ION, nh.
= Oct bebite Wtibbel til at Iuffe ~brenbenbe aeroiin err
at bGlce Welf cper 5lammerne; Slben pil ba mart bempes.
ct letpinbt Miobel mob Mpsseitit er at inbanibe
Steoet iterft neo SGbe os laoe bette tsrre inb. Seoeu,
&lsen ps Smerterne pl ba mart f~Oripinbe.
Yletter al YpsnimSrelie aftases berpeb, at man bar
itGrft ppbsoet Sano en- tpnb 9inneb,Ipie % bolber oenue
paa Yletten. Smprelien oil ba treffes albeles 10 at 1siet,
uben at bette fiber nOset berueb.
gfaar man pl portage ben ubebaseliae 1ranlmaa
paa Silrancer, anbeiales islsenoe Maaoe: @an breber rent
Ss paa Sunoen al en- &Osepunbe, logger be f~aroisItelte
sGneer berpaa ps laber benz fose 10 Minuter meb riaeliat
Sanb oper. Serpaa tases be op, ffpQes sobt ps iteses iom
iabpanlist; be brunes fSri SnlSr.
Oar man ffolbet fig minbre ~betpbelist paa fusenbe
Sano, ba bi9lper bet soot at imsre Ole paa % berouer itrs
aisftenialt. st 9prflabe 5inbes ON for at trptte saltet
inb til Suben. 9ette Ribbel pirfer nafen sieblitfeliat.
st Mibbel, iOm meb Selo er anpenbt for at forbripe
Wprer paa Stebsr, bpor be sisr llsuun Os 8rpberi, er at
i~nbsnibe ben Gabnns, al builfsn be fcmmer frem. meb en-
5iar bpppet ! 3erpentinOlie. Be oil ba lite pie fla paa
fere Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
TanfefDrn.

8risen enoer life meo Slaset, tbi efter
bette ifaI be 9soe besraues - % 8rissom'
io~itninserne betales. (@drielo.)
- st soot Soueb os sooe anl9s er up
perlise @aper, mel bet er isrit oeo en- GOD
Sporaselie cs siennem Gstelie for fig ielu,
at be fon piie fig | fin fuloe @lanos.
Com 8esel er iusen 5ruentimmer
bitrere / fine llbtalelier ON Rano enb be,
iom iusen Nano bar.
- Sos apinoen er Der Woo, os oerfor
%ntan9ler Der life paa gpne.
- Yetraat Menneitet iom ct ubpoeligt
8Gien, % Glt er ba f0rfanoist, glt er fort;
ben belle menreifelige Sf9re bliper fplot meo
alarbeo Tom ct siennemiistist 8rpital. Be
trast Rennefet lom bsbelist, ps Ilt er
msrft % elenoist; 5ornuften sr9oer ODER
Spnet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
Sor og fra 6amtlteltpet
st lptfeligt 91em.

aunen er ips, Manben er flln en- ftass
fars Sitter. os Der er fem Born ira ct
ipuaars sgsteifab, 9uftOren bar Der
isaar; ban bar tilfalbisuis / en- 5iifes
bapn narueb, % iaa tos ban en- gaab
pper til benne Samilie.
"Ss bpab ia 9uftoren?" ipurste
Manben, ba ban ON &pelben Tom bjem
fra Siifeturen, os mebens ban CAB lille
DIE lin "SpopeIt" til 9eaetDi ps leperte
8nub en- np Mait til Sfonnerten, -
"buab ia Fan, &aren?"
"9(a, ban IA lite ttoset pibere," ioas
rebe &onen, "ban sif omfrins / Stuet
Der os flBiteoe, inaffebe meb Bsrnene %
iaa paa Slomiterne / @inouet % iplebe
Jig libt, mems ban pratebe % ruite llbs
iisten til 5iorbeu."
"Men ON big, bpab ia ban ON big
% bin Spgoom?" iprr9fe Cars meb ct
llnt Smil, ba ban ffjSnte, at 9pftpren
babe bpsset fig / Stuen bans.
"Ga, ban ipntes nof, iee fom mig
leg 'purgte, bpor lange Spabpmmer
enonn pilce bare, us ban ~iparte: aa
bare en- Sag / 9ssnet, tanf life for me.
get paa imoraeu. os tps iaa paanp til
at leae meb @utterne, Tom 10 % ifrec
% baniebe umfrine, iaa BET bar belt
moruipmt."
"Sa, 9oftoren er inil, pa meb @or:
berries Sj9lp Iaa faar ri haabe, bu fpm
mer big mart. gn 9aa / 1ssnet! 81
bet er ianbt. lab bper Sag babe fit
Tlase os isrs life for ben Dag imor
gen." iaabe Cars us traf Sfammelel
ben til S%ensebanfen, fofbebe fine Sen
Der oa iaa fiarlist pua @onen. Be bal
en- ftiQe gsn meb inberlis 5af for, a
Sp9oommen fun parebe en- Dag / $50
net, ri9tianof MI paa ste 90 aneoen
men Saabet bolbt Dem bea9e pppe
Smorsen blir bet bebre. 8srnene!
muntre Sinh, ben pafre ltbiiat ppe,
Siorb os 5ielb, bper Days slabelis
@ienlpn, naar Wanoen fom biem fri
Saoet ON Gftenen, ia ielp bet tarpelia
uofomme, lom netop ilos til % life Ell
Gent mere, - aft tillammen bolot Wtp
bet oppe ps Saabet for Sremtioel
freibist.
Set iDse Sjem bar ct lpffelist Siem
tbi Der bar 5ilirebsbeb / Sinbene, Gro
Saab ps ajarlisbeb i a1es Sierte
3robs Spsbum os Strib meb Nsben
fslte @steiolfene en- flor 9ptte / Cub,
8eliisnelle oper beres @rbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
0iftfrit SIuepapir.

/. Man blanoer finitpbt fort Teber meb alntinoelia
Strip os frpser benne tpftlpbenoe Masie paa ct srput
2rafpapir. De Stpffer beraf, iom man life bill BRUCE
'trar, Tan man labe tDrre % fuste benz meb ganb, naar
man bar Srus for benz. oar man life Strip, fan man
oplsIe Buoberiufter %anb % blanbe bet meb Seberet.
2. @fan oplDier aUbOltflOrio 500 Or. tosenbe gano
% tiliatter 80 Or. brunt Yuoberiutter. Saa bppper man
LOFT (ulimet) sraat Yapir bette iaalanse, til bet life fan
tretfe mere til fig, os laber bet tsrre. 0aar man tai bruce
bet, fustes bet meb 8anb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
Du6lenS ~AsntsasOaIpe.

Tstte sr ben btbfte saIpe | Berben 70,
Siaar, sprspsn Dub, saar, Barssiaar, Sal,
wheim, 6sberiaar, llbTat, Slab, SrpfbpL.
Der, 9'storne % ale SubIpsbomme % bel.
brsoer alssles Piles, % bpis ben Tile aiSr bet,
ea trapes inssn Detailing. Zen er sarant.r.i
at 'tulle sisrs fulsitanbis SpIbef, eIers faar
man Ysnsens tiIbase. Tris Is Gents pr.
s0fe. Selsts Dos
8. 8. Routsomsrs d %.
Tsesrah Soma, % paa Npotbeier | ale an.
bre Hpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
VrtS Is Gents.
1srssis: .. Mwanbtsn, 9sssraA, SsSs,
StiaI0S eQcr tiueic.

linton Sotd q aba, 1000 Slebpaatt. Gouutuiao, 1
forman eounip. Riuutiota). Spsninqtn CT 3 staar
pet % 10 DOB Tang, acot ioripust uto Rsblsr oe alt,
ON tilttonse ! Ct Sotsl. I'll HOtsast hsrer Staio m,s
iSri psloit 90 Rum ior 90 pete. liant fgotubs srsns
FLOWING WE'LL. per CT COB anltenius ior en- s,ansi.
nap. 'om liter poisiiorrstntus, oa ssiOltuiussu Serom.
HGrmsrs Undertaking fan srboIbts pse at b,nptuSs
W %TuHst1ts sutr iftiiiIis til Sebn GbrthtanJsa,
S'-on' aba uainn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
$500.
Farmen, Jnset an Jausn.

en- poB - brnpso 800 Raao, giut, erfartuger, Dys
Lysninsu &C Yeilsbnius poo ousnudputt Gmruaba.
Soesu CT opei ~ Sieer trutt pnn goot papir % islis
,uD6rnosu / S,iubrpp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
"Rrifine."
On gsrtsutns fra gSsIsers al Q. a. asJS

SrebeIt.
ganss'spss,u.-su Niasn.rensr nsNust.-aoI,n
taln'ses es fsrtuauet-9t sitttbarH.-Saeu Ga grsl,
ser.-et Hrrtucreiet Wsbs.-trihirt Porneom.-
Stol,oartnt % bet tsrits Iittt.-Stnsts isrft Sora.-
pda ptie,, p'les S,isu.-S BET rpt Si,m.-T,r Dor.
snet Nuniinerinbe,- -Raraftutrrt.-
Seerer-pGa @raptns Fr,s.-F,lsrrina-9oures
srpnup.-sloett utne,r fo.-Sarafe paa pdneriua-
On np ssltgter.-Npt S,tisnsttabu.-Danej,r sao
Nauoals'bltis.t.-San isres bism.-Rp Stlit cs npt
stp-paa tssn.-Ntsrrsreiebstu | Srammr-bar
iLss.es nrts slarlisb,btr.-Faa StsI,n % yea ss,n.-
sttbbrne.-S enslans. ct bsnimsliat Tssss.-aort.
,stt,lit al Ramp % etrts.-SismrditH.-gnstli tsiu
0aastn.
IA Cher. snnst insSunssnt ebirttas.
~Ax2 w H
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
after CT MI YrGmts.

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Z ops,,ssbstnIiy - . poU""'"'l 'h ny Tp1~h w
eeroeles Barter, xstbcaraa.
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5nOc Qolprrr M 0nIN
q m;b,sr :, pinh,,
MI, No ssrrs $500 a"o'us''h "'oe's n'~'s~s"
""'7 ''""' o0''n."s mt'
v6aocr Vor"
frsmtiuet aiennem tuuitneriit teaueos ~ysoofo,,, q an.
fattst al
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-21
$3.50.
$3.50.
Cor S1.30 nil nj ieuSs .SeeorGbspof:u' e Wei
os
Melhe Hrrgets
{see,eue speoomms % oeres Ssbauol.ss.

Of s. @oltuns.
SnbBoIb:
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The First Electric Railway.

The First Electric Halfway.
The first electric locomotive road in
America was constructed for the
Lykens Valley Coal Company OF
Pennsylvania and commenced to
operate on the Goth of last July. 1t is
$500 feet long, and the average train
hauled by the motor consists of thir-
ty-one cars, $50 feet in length. 1t is
drawn round two curves $50 feet apart,
one 20 feet and 80 degrees, and the
other 80 feet and 80 degrees, the total
gross weight being $50 tons and the
rate of speed six miles an hour. The
power is supplied by stationary en-
zine. fed with waste coal or coal dust
and the general working of the plant
has been SO smooth, effective and
satisfactory that it has been decided
to adapt the principle to the works be-
low water level and discard the steam
locomotive now in use. The Lykens
Valley Coal Company has accordingly
ordered second locomotive, and ex-
pect to insure from its use not only a
considerable economy but far greater
safety. The length OF their new cleo
trio road will be 5000 feet; the near
est point to the generating station
being distant 1000 feet, and 700 feet
vertical below the surface. Tho
capacity Of the new motor will be the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26

freight depot is shortly to be erected
at Downey. The structure will be
put up in the style of architecture
most in favor during Queen Anne's
reign, and will cost about $1,000.
At Cotton the Southern Pacific
Company are going to put up u So
900 gallon water tank. The $4,000
gallon one, already there, is not sufii-
GENTLY large TO meet the demands.
Work will shortly he commenced at
tho junction Of the Ventura Division,
near Saugas, on the Southern Pacific
Co. line, for a new passenger and
freight depot.
The Southern Pacific Company is
laying an additional side track at Po-
mona that will he twelve hundred
feet long. The work was commenced
Yesterday morning. 4 similar one is
being put down at point two miles
south OF Fernando.
The two ears now used as Offices by
the freight department OF the Santa
Fe Company are found insufficient to
meet the requirements. Accordingly
a new track was put down Yesterday
and another coach added. 1t will be
used as part of the office, and will con
tain most OF the company's records.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26
same as that now in use, and the
work OF road construction has been
already actively commenced.


In England there is a fast train be-
tween London and Lisbon, known as
the Southern Express, or sud
Express" as it is commonly called,
which runs through cars on the CONT
mental lines from Calais, but with
transfer of trucks on the Spanish
frontier, because OF the wider guage Of
Spanish roads This express is owned
by the Great International Company,
which now runs trains to Havre,
Calais, st. Petersburg on the north
and Brindisi on the south. 1t is said
to have capital OF S. 900 900, which
will be increased to meet the cost OF
additional cars for Russian lines. AS
an illustration OF its value. it is at
tempting to make the time by its new
express shorter from London to Lis
bon than the connecting lines have
been able to make, largely owing TO
DELAYS on the frontier and other poll
tical obstacles, from Paris to Seville.
Its train de lure-three sleeping cars
costing $12 800 apiece, a restaurant
car, freight car, to carry its supplies,
and one baggage car--does not read in
this country as any very remarkable
outfit, but for Spain it must be a great
advance on former accommodations
The chief object of the train is to con-
meet with steamers to the Cape oil
Good Hope and South Africa, by
which twenty-four hours may be
saved. The train is to be run only once
week.